Texas Hill Country is known for its beautiful array of wildflowers that bloom from early spring through late fall. Some of the most common wildflowers found in the area include bluebonnets, Indian paintbrush, Texas sage, coreopsis, lantana, and phlox. Bluebonnets are perhaps the most iconic wildflower in Texas Hill Country, with fields of vibrant blue blooms covering the landscape in the spring. Indian paintbrushes add a pop of orange and red to the fields, while Texas sage offers a touch of purple. Coreopsis and lantana provide bursts of yellow and pink, and phlox blankets the ground in shades of pink and purple. The best time to see wildflowers in Texas Hill Country is typically from March to May, although the blooming season can vary depending on weather conditions.
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